The beer has a
malty scent, with notes of butterscotch and sweet grains. Sweeter than
most auburn ales, Red Devil keeps up the aggressive butterscotch
elements through the flavour, along with roasted malt notes. There is
little by way of bitterness to keep things balanced, but fortunately the
flavour is agreeable.
This beer had a lot to
its benefit, but ultimately, it was too sweet. I was also mindful that
the butterscotch taste might be the product of diacetyl. It looked
pretty and tasted fine, but I won't be rushing back to Simcoe for
another can anytime soon.
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